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Written By: Simon P Jennings on October 19, 2009 2 Comments

A person with whom you can discuss your legal issues and take advices on those issues but that person does not conduct the proceedings inside the court is known as a solicitor. There are two categories of lawyers in the UK. The one with whom you can only discuss your matters is solicitor while the other is known as barrister who conducts the proceedings inside the court. Hence, the legal issues of a client can only be resolved with the mutual consultation with both of the lawyers. There are several countries where a solicitor sometimes acts as a barrister and sometimes as a legal advisor. Thus, there is no specific distinction between the both in many countries.

Written By: Simon P Jennings on October 13, 2009 No Comment

A trust is an official setting which is used by a person in order to give authority of his assets or property to a trustee to give advantage to a third person. A beneficiary is the individual for whom the trust fund is being generated. A beneficiary can be any individual like, a young person, a spouse, or a grandchild, and can also include businesses and entities. Even an infant or unborn child can be a beneficiary.

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